That means that Trump was playing golf.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-ignoring-disasters_n_684c8b3de4b0897e37f9f7a6
On Feb. 14, windstorms and torrential rains caused floods and mudslides in Kentucky and West Virginia, killing 25. Trump did not visit the affected communities, but did spend the following five days playing golf at his clubs in South Florida.
Exactly one month later, strong winds, tornadoes and wildfires wreaked havoc across Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas and Mississippi, leaving 34 people dead. Trump again did not visit but instead spent that weekend at his course in West Palm Beach, Florida, and the following weekend at his club in Bedminster, New Jersey.
And on May 16, tornadoes and heavy rain again ravaged Missouri and Kentucky. This time, 25 people died, but again, Trump did not go to either state in the coming days but did manage a round of golf at his course in Virginia that weekend, and at Bedminster the weekend after.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-gloats-dubious-golf-title-155454139.html
I just won the Golf Club Championship, probably my last, at Trump International Golf Club, in Palm Beach County, Florida, the president wrote Sunday on Truth Social. Such a great honor! The Awards dinner is tonight, at the Club. I want to thank the wonderful Golf Staff, and all of the many fantastic golfers, that participated in the [event]. Such fun!
Trump, who is 78, added a post with a few images of himself from the big day early Monday morning.
Trump was on the course as severe storms battered the Midwest and South over the weekend. Dozens of people died across several states, tornadoes ravaged homes, and tens of thousands of people were left without power. The president did post about the storms later on Sunday, after he gloated about his round of golf.